FocusOn Image Viewer Help

FocusOn Image Viewer

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Options

General

Photo Archive Location

Select a location to archive with Archive, Archive a Copy Menu.

Photo Archive Template

Select a subfolder creation scheme when archving your photos.

Startup Location

Select a startup location of FocusOn Image Viewer.

Most recently used location: Set most recently used location as a startup location.
Photo archive location: Set the photo archive location as a startup location.
Last directly changed location: Set last directly changed location as a startup location. This exclude a location changed by Windows file explorer.

Delete to Recycle Bin

Move a file to the Recycle Bin when deleting.

Always open images in the same window

Run only one instance of FocusOn Image Viewer and view images in the same window.

View in the file list

Select item types to show in the file list.

Image: Show only image files in the list.
Image+Document(PDF, PS): Show image files and document files in the list.
All: Show all files in the list.

Show Folders

Show folders in the file list.

Show hidden files

Show hidden files in the file list.

Rotate images by EXIF orientation.

Show images rotated by EXIF orientation.

Use embedded thumbnail in images (Fast but can be low quality)

Use an embedded thumbnail in images when generating thumbnails.

Cache image thumbnails

Save the generated thumbnails in the cache to use it again.

Behavior on image changes

Ask: If an image is changed, you will be asked.
Preserve changes: If an image is changed, the changes will be saved to preserve.

View

Default Zoom

50%: Zoom the image to 50%.
100%: Show the image in its original size.
200%: Zoom the image to 200%.
Fit to the window: Fit all images to the window size.
Fit to the window (Large image): Fit large images to the window size.
Fit to the window (Small image): Fit small images to the window size.
Fit to the window width: Fit the image width to the window width.
Fit to the window height: Fit the image height to the window height.

Zoom Quality

High quality reduction: Use high quality zoom when shrinking the image.
High quality enlargement: Use high quality zoom when enlarging the image.

Use embedded thumbnail in RAW file

Show RAW file using the embedded thumnail in RAW file. Fast.

Always open as fullscreen.

Always open as fullscreen when changing to the Image View mode.

Wrap around

Go to the last or first image when going over the first or last image continuously.

Grid

Gridline every: Specify the interval to show the grid.
Color: Specify the color of the grid.

Slide Show

Delay

Enter the time to show the images in the slide show.

Order

Fowared: Go to the next image.
Backward: Go to the previous image.
Random: Go to the random image.

Interface

Mouse

Click

Select an area of the image, If possible, scroll the image: If scrolling is possible, scroll the image. Otherwisze select an area of the image.
Select an area of the image: Select an area of the image always.
Left area - Go to the previous image, Right area - Go to the next image: Go to the previous image when clicking the left area of the image and go to the next image when clicking the right area of the image.

Go to the previous or next image on click in the fullscreen.

Go to the previous image when clicking the left area and go to the next image when clicking the right area on the fullscreen.

Change to the List View mode on double click

hange to the List View mode when double clicking the image.

Wheel scroll

Go to the previous or next image: Go to the previous or next image when scrolling the mouse wheel.
Zoom the image: Zoom the image when scrolling the mouse wheel.

Keyboard

Arrow keys

Go to the previous or next image
Scroll the image

System

Add 'Browse with FocusOn Image Viewer' to Explorer's context menu

Add 'Browse with FocusOn Image Viewer' menu to the Windows File Explorer's context menu of the folder.

File associations

Associate the selected file extension to open in FocusOn Image Viewer.

Check All: Check all extensions.
Windows Control Panel File Association...: Open Windows Control Panel File Association. You can only change file associations on the Control Panel in Windows 8 or later.